From Trauma to Building a Healing Boutique
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How did Cassandra Wilson's childhood shape her journey?
I just want women and men and children and everyone to know that you are not bound by your past. You are forging your own future. And if you want to do something bad enough, you can make it happen. Generational trauma means...
everything and nothing all at the same time and you have all the power within you to make your future much much much brighter cassandra wilson is a bold creative entrepreneur and the founder of inkri boutique drawing from her passion for fashion self-expression and empowerment she creates elevated lifestyle and boutique experiences that inspire confidence individuality and authentic personal style
And Carrie actually means beautiful goddess. So anyone who comes into my store, man, woman, whoever, I want them to feel like a beautiful goddess. I just want people to come in and know that they're getting good quality pieces, they're getting a good quality experience, and they're going to leave there feeling like they had more than just a shopping experience. It's going to be something greater than that. I want it to be healing. I want it to be grounding. I want it to be more than just buying clothes.
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What does generational trauma mean to Cassandra?
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Welcome back to another episode of the Living Your Legacy podcast, the Women in Power edition. For Inside Success, I am Rie Gutierrez. Joining me today, fresh off our Women in Power conveyor belt is Cassandra Wilson. How are you, Cassandra?
I'm doing well. How are you?
Fantastic. Thanks for asking, Cassandra. You were not, you didn't even know you were getting a podcast today.
I had no idea. He was like, hey, do you know, do you have a podcast? And I was like, I've done a podcast before.
Wait, did our Kofi ask you? We had a podcast. I'm going to yell at Kofi. I'm just kidding. It's all good. Well, welcome. What a pleasant surprise to have you on the show.
Yes, it was pleasant. It was a pleasant surprise indeed.
What will we learn about you in your Women in Power episode, Cassandra?
A lot of stuff. I mean, I would say that my whole message is, you know, keeping women in power and breaking chains and generational trauma. So there's a lot of deep and dark heavy shit in there. Oh, sorry.
No, you're definitely, you're absolutely allowed to curse.
Heavy shit in there, but also like there's light. There's also like so much happiness and so much joy and so much like pain, but also persistence and finding your passion is truly what I'm about.
I got to be annoying for a second. You definitely look like a Cassandra.
How did entrepreneurship become a path to healing for Cassandra?
Cassandra is definitely your name. Fuck yeah, it's awesome. Talk about the power that you wield, like just in your vessel. And how's that gone for you?
So number one, I'm a Capricorn. Right on. See, yeah, that's rough. December, right? Yeah.
Oh, Christmas babies? Yeah, I'm a summer baby. I'm a D.O. Yeah, it's terrible.
It is. It's the worst birthday ever.
Yeah, yeah.
No, it's super interesting just because of the fact that, like, I'm very impulsive. And so my whole business has been calculated but also impulsive in the decisions that I make but also, like... strategic. If I know that I want something, I'm going to go after it and I'm going to get it.
What is the philosophy behind Inkeri Boutique?
And I'm going to make sure that it happens in a very timely manner.
Gotcha. So happy accidents are welcome.
Yes.
Learn on. Where did that fire come from? Is this something you were born with or something you learned in your journey?
I've gotten a few entrepreneurs. So my grandfather was an entrepreneur and my father also. So like there is some lineage there. But on the flip side of that, there's also a lot of things holding me back and that were holding me back. And working through that has been like a struggle. And so that's what I try to, you know, basically convey to the people who come into my shop is that we're not just we're not just shopping.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
How did Cassandra Wilson's childhood shape her journey?
0:00–1:17
2
What does generational trauma mean to Cassandra?
1:17–2:58
3
How did entrepreneurship become a path to healing for Cassandra?
2:58–3:37
4
What is the philosophy behind Inkeri Boutique?
3:37–7:09
5
How did opening a brick-and-mortar store impact Cassandra's confidence?
7:09–10:33
6
What role does community play in Cassandra's business model?
10:33–17:26
Speakers
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